That's what I buy here in Indy! I get it from http://www.agrarianindy.com, it costs a bit more than what you're paying, but since the store is driving up to get it, I guess they are covering their gas and other expenses. One day, I'd like to be able to do my own feed too. I like her recipe and procedure here: http://www.gardenbetty.com/2012/06/garden-bettys-homemade-whole-grain-chicken-feed/ AnnieUntil this last time, I have been buying all of my chicken food at Central Indiana Organics in Lebanon. They sell all kinds of animal feed, not just chickens, and not just organic. The kind they make is called Fertile Fields. I usually buy 3 bags at a time and its lasted about 8 1/2 weeks in the winter and longer in the summer. It is more dusty than the crumbles were, but I've been adding warm water to it this winter and it is also cutting down on the waste. The food smells like something you would use to make Herb Bread with and I'm really interested in learning how to ferment the feed to keep costs somewhat lower.![]()
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Sorry, I can't figure out how to make it rotate. I bought the Purina Flock Raiser at Tractor Supply for $15.99 one week ago and its almost gone. This one didn't smell like much of anything.
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I know that I will never make the organic feed as cost effective as regular feed, but I can live with that. Here are their prices for 50 lb bags: Chick Starter $27.30 Flock Grower $26.00 Layer $25.85 Soy-Free $37.00